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  1      I, 5     |         no difference; in other words, I should think it the safer
  2      I, 13    |      literal sense of the Greek words); Vesta, in like manner,
  3      I, 19    |      that of Tiberius; in other words, that the God of the Antonine
  4     II, 3     |       hidden for ever; in other words, (unwilling) that there
  5     II, 3     |    estimate of itself; in other words, no sort of temporal sequence.
  6     II, 7     |     bestowed upon man (in other words, keep within Himself), both
  7     II, 9     |        on the difference of the words, and careless about their
  8     II, 9     |         the spirit, or in other words, the Divine Being is faultless,
  9     II, 11    |       to be vindicated in other words, not to be judged. You do
 10     II, 15    |     were set on edge:" in other words, that the father should
 11     II, 17    |      express myself in worthier words) protective of His Catholic
 12     II, 21    |     during eight days; in other words, of course, actually on
 13     II, 21    |        your own works; in other words, human works of daily life.
 14     II, 25    |     evangelic doctrine, "By thy words thou shall be justified,
 15     II, 25    |        be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned."
 16     II, 28    |        one a homicide: in other words, he doomed him to perish,
 17    III, 5     |     which it foresees; in other words, that which is by all means
 18    III, 5     |       say, who pronounced these words concerning himself, in either
 19    III, 6     |         are well aware that His words, when actually upbraiding
 20    III, 7     |         a pure diadem; in other words, with the glory and honour
 21    III, 11    |     illustrious animal in other words, the manufactory for the
 22    III, 15    |        by katachrestic abuse of words. Who is this god, that claims
 23    III, 17    |        For although, in David s words, He is fairer than the children
 24    III, 18    |  blessed by his father in these words: "His glory is that of a
 25    III, 19    |       now, when you read in the words of David, how that "the
 26    III, 19    |         the unicorns;" in other words, from the extremities of
 27    III, 20    |        will not interpret these words of David, because He previously
 28    III, 20    |      will be obliged from these words all the more to understand
 29    III, 21    |     commencement. In these very words Isaiah says: "And it shall
 30    III, 21    |        pruning-hooks;" in other words, they shall change into
 31    III, 22    |        all the earth, and their words to the ends of the world;"
 32    III, 22    |        the world;" that is, the words of them who carry round
 33    III, 22    |      according to the preceding words (of the prophet), revealed
 34    III, 23    |   objects of worship;" in other words, from the time when he threw
 35    III, 24    |    earth," are there not in his words examples of both kinds of
 36     IV, 1     |      come other laws, and other words, and new dispensations of
 37     IV, 2     |      running in vain;" in other words, that the faith which he
 38     IV, 7     |      will satisfy me instead of words. Withdraw all the sayings
 39     IV, 9     |         both good (such are his words), and knowing, besides,
 40     IV, 12    |         in whatever sense these words were spoken, we know that
 41     IV, 13    |        foretold not only by the words of prophets, but by the
 42     IV, 14    |        CREATOR'S DISPENSATIONAL WORDS AND DEEDS. IT SUGGESTS THEREFORE
 43     IV, 14    |        so vast a wealth of good words like these; as if I were
 44     IV, 14    |     poor." And in the following words he says of Christ: "All
 45     IV, 14    |     gives glory to God in these words: "He raiseth the poor man
 46     IV, 15    |     Creator, down to their good words. It is as much His property
 47     IV, 15    |       the praise and flattering words bestowed on the false prophets
 48     IV, 16    |        in thine hand;" in other words, see that there be not,
 49     IV, 16    |       asks, as in the following words also: "If there be among
 50     IV, 17    |         with this the following words of Ezekiel, in which He
 51     IV, 17    |         heretics the figurative words which Christ used of men
 52     IV, 17    |         addressed to them these words, "This people honoureth
 53     IV, 18    |    repentance pronounced in the words, "Thy faith hath saved thee,"
 54     IV, 19    |    helpers: "Daughters, hear my words in hope; this day of the
 55     IV, 19    |       the people to hear by the words, "Take heed how ye hear,"
 56     IV, 19    |   either wrest plain and simple words to any sense they choose
 57     IV, 19    |        a literal interpretation words which imply a conditional
 58     IV, 19    |       He resorts to non-literal words, saying "Who is my mother
 59     IV, 19    |  conditional sense in which His words were to be explained. He
 60     IV, 19    |      were within hanging on His words, especially as they wanted
 61     IV, 19    |       None but they who hear my words and do them," He transferred
 62     IV, 20    | disperses its waves, Habakkuk's words are fulfilled, where he
 63     IV, 21    |       say ye that I am?" in the words, "Thou art the Christ,"
 64     IV, 22    |        was about to sever their words and writings from His gospel.
 65     IV, 22    |      here presents Him with the words, "This is my (beloved) Son,"
 66     IV, 22    |     says he, He establishes the words of His Son, when He says, "
 67     IV, 22    |        was this, other than the words of the voice from heaven,
 68     IV, 22    |      face" with him, to use his words, not far from him, in His
 69     IV, 23    |         him most justly in such words as these: "Whoever you are,
 70     IV, 25    |         evidences of things, or words, or names, obscured by allegories
 71     IV, 25    |         look also into the next words, "Blessed are the eyes which
 72     IV, 26    |         LORD'S PRAYER AND OTHER WORDS OF CHRIST. THE DUMB SPIRIT
 73     IV, 28    |        His disciples with these words, "I say unto you, my friends,
 74     IV, 28    |         also from the following words: "For I say unto you, Whosoever
 75     IV, 29    |         loins girded:" in other words, we are to be free from
 76     IV, 29    |   prophet's trumpet in the very words, I fear that Micah must
 77     IV, 31    |      the same in purport as His words by Jeremiah: "Have I been
 78     IV, 31    |        and the hedges. In other words, we are now gathered out
 79     IV, 33    |   nation? Forasmuch then as the words, "Who will entrust to you
 80     IV, 33    |         strikes at pride in the words: "That which is highly esteemed
 81     IV, 33    |        one tittle of the Lord's words should fail." "For," as
 82     IV, 33    |       easily pass away than His words fail; affirming, as He did,
 83     IV, 34    |        of marrying another. His words are: "Whosoever putteth
 84     IV, 35    |      who will not interpret the words "within you" to mean in
 85     IV, 35    |    inquired, then the following words are against them. For He
 86     IV, 36    |         knew (that is, in other words, whether he kept) the commandments
 87     IV, 36    |      the Son of David (in other words, to belong to David's family)
 88     IV, 38    |         of the clause, in other words, "Those whom God shall account
 89     IV, 38    |         marriage, and apply His words, "The children of this world
 90     IV, 39    |         the ability of uttering words in season: "The Lord hath
 91     IV, 39    |         anointed ones, in other words, those who shall look up
 92     IV, 41    |        able to suffer. In other words, that this most excellent
 93     IV, 41    |       therefore meant their own words, "Thou art then the Son
 94     IV, 42    |       He had not pronounced the words, "Ye say that I am," so
 95     IV, 42    |     gratuitously by Pilate, the words of Hosea were accomplished,
 96     IV, 43conc|    refuse to believe that these words often revolved in the thought
 97     IV, 43conc|    before us, he would have the words, "A spirit hath not bones,
 98     IV, 43conc|        all the earth, and their words to the end of the world."
 99      V, 1intro|        apostle" to use his own, words "not of men, nor by man,
100      V, 1intro|        in the morning: in order words, in the early period of
101      V, 2     |          When he adds, too, the words, "which is not another,"
102      V, 3     |    straight and smooth in other words, that the difficulties of
103      V, 4     |        under the law," in other words, to "make the crooked ways
104      V, 4     |      enjoins the first in these words, "Thou shalt love God with
105      V, 4     |        will have it that by the words "it is fulfilled" it is
106      V, 5     |         these are the Creator's words, and since what pertains
107      V, 7     |      earth," the meaning of his words is clear not as if there
108      V, 8     |           What angels? In other words, whose angels? If he means
109      V, 8     |         stem of Jesse; in other words, from the virgin of the
110      V, 9     |         the proper force of the words should be accurately maintained.
111      V, 9     |      further hold,) those other words, "Before the morning star
112      V, 9     |       Holy Ghost had wished the words to be with especial care
113      V, 9     |         which begins with these words: "Give Thy judgments, O
114      V, 10    |          For what are this next words? "Now this I say, brethren,
115      V, 11    |         Moses? Then, again, the words which follow, But when it
116      V, 11    |    Christ "even as," to use his words, "by the Spirit. of the
117      V, 11    |     order that he may, by these words, imply that there is another
118      V, 11    |       from Him," in these angry words: "Ye shall hear with your
119      V, 11    |        prudent ones." But these words, of course, He did not pronounce
120      V, 11    |     Then how is it, that in the words which follow he exhorts
121      V, 11    |        and are eternal in other words, not to the present, but
122      V, 12    |       be found naked;" in other words, shall regain that of which
123      V, 12    |         clothed upon;" in other words, as wishing not to undergo
124      V, 14    |    shows that when he wrote the words, "Flesh and blood cannot
125      V, 14    |        mortal bodies." In these words he both affirmed the resurrection
126      V, 14    |        why did you retain these words, as if they too were not
127      V, 14    |      too were not the Creator's words? But come now, let us see
128      V, 15    |   killing even the Lord, in the words, "Who both killed the Lord
129      V, 16    |       of His power,"he uses the words of Isaiah who for the express
130      V, 16    |      mean the Gospel; (in other words,) both the truth and (its
131      V, 17    |         Christ do the following words announce, when the apostle
132      V, 17    |        in connection with these words: "Wherefore remember, that
133      V, 17    |     their distant alienation in words like these: "They who were
134      V, 17    |        and the prophets;" these words, however, the heretic erased,
135      V, 17    |         up everywhere with (the words of) the prophets. For whence
136      V, 18    |       and again, using the very words in which the Psalm expresses
137      V, 19    |        fill the world; in other words, to the gospel of that God
138      V, 19    |        all the earth, and their words to the end of the world."
139      V, 19    |       them to "beware of subtle words and philosophy," as being "
140      V, 19    |         the body also; in other words, the law is His, and so
141      V, 20    |        the apostle's additional words, "even the death of the
142      V, 20    |     loss" to himself; (in other words,) it was not the God of